Title: "Concerning S.J. Res. 34, H.J. Res. 86, and H.J. Res. 230"
Content: Representative Frankel, I'm writing to you about the bill that recently passed the Senate due to corrupt Senators taking bribes from big-name Internet Service Provides that would repeal a part of what is considered to be Net Neutrality, along with its sister bills that only perpetuate their almost-if-not-already unconstitutional goal.
If this bill passes, you, your coworkers, and your citizens are vulnerable to any company or individual with enough money to purchase your personal broadband data, which includes your browsing history, as they might use it to blackmail those they hold spite towards. You being a political figure, you must have people who oppose you.
Just think, if you did have something personal and not-to-be-shared, they could use that against in you an incriminating manner, even though such personal knowledge and interests hold no place in politics.
Additionally, it would dig out a slippery slope so that other similar bills could slowly begin to chip away at Net Neutrality, which is a very important concept for the sake of all U.S. citizens and the world, and reflects the founding principles of our nation: Freedom and Equality.
As a constituent of your district, I urge you to vote No on any and all of these bills or anything relating to them, and for you to spread the opposition against your fellow Representatives.
England has passed a similar bill recently via Parliament a few months ago, however there was a part in it or added to it stating that Parliament members cannot be spied on likes it citizens now can be. This means they know it's wrong, but they passed it regardless. Because if it wasn't wrong, why would they try to protect themselves.
I hope you get this and read through it, and I am also looking forward to any form of response.
